The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-18
PRESIDENTIAL OUTING.
Ills Excelionoy Docs tho Thousand Islands
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His Excellcncy Docs tho Thousand Islantis
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UTICA, N. y, July 16-The special
train conveying tho Presidential party on
the way to the Thousand Islands left
Utica at 8 A. NJ. The party consisted Of
the President and his vile, Secretary
Fairchild and wife, Mics Rose Elizabeth
Cleveland, L. Yeomans and vile, brother.
in.lsw and sister OF the President; Misses
Carrie E. and Mary L. Hastings, the Pres.
iderts nieces; Rev. VIM. N. Cleveland
aud wife, Railroad Commissioner John D.
Herman and vile, and Miss Hamlin an
intimate friend Of Miss Rose Cleveland. s
The President had retired Immediately
after last nights reception, and this morn
ing said he never felt better.
WATgRrowN, N, Y, July 16 There was
crowd OF five hundred people at the
depot In this city when the train with the
Presidential party drew in this morning,
and nearly all expected short atop would
be made. About fifteen minutes before
the train arrived, however, Postmaster
John @. streeter received telegram say
ing that the train would not stop here, be-
cause the President was not well. Gen.
eral Manager Britton arrived here at 10 80
o'clock, on q special train, from Oaweso,
bringing a party OF Mrs. Clsyeland's
friends. They were Mr.. and Mrs. Brit!on,
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Irwin, MIR. and
Mrs. Edwin Alley, and Mrs. Captain Pal
frey, OF Oswego; Mrs. Mccullough OF
Massachusetts. and Mrs. Burbank and
daughter, Of Oawego. The special from
Oswe2o was left at the junction OF Cape
Vincent Branch with the main line OF the
Rome, Watertown & Osdensburg road,
shout mile from the Watertown depot.
Mr.. Britton aud Assistant Superintend-
Ont Jones went,up to the track to board
tho Presidential train, and no stop was
made until the junction was reached,
where the special car from O,wego was
coupled on. The run through the city
was made slowly. The President and
Mrs. Cleveland stood on the rear plat
form of their Car and bowed to the people
a! the depot. a cheer went up as the
train passed. 5 . v 8.
Mayor ". E. Hart, Postmaster streeter,
Is. B. Upham and Attorney General
OBrien entered carrises and were
driven to the junction, where they board.
ed the Presidents car and were greeted
cordially by the President and bis vito.
Mrs. Cleveland here also mot Mrs. Ralph
Seymour, nee Mias Johnson, OF this city,
who was q former schoolmate at Wells
College. Mrs. Cleveland chetted pleas
antly With Mrs. Seymour through the
ooa,, erivflnrv If fl,n o,r until tla Ia a. ~,
ment before leaving Tor Cape Vincent.
The Preaident was not looking particu-
larly we'll to-day. Mrs. Cleveland waa
sudering very much from what is techni.
callJ Known in this country 90 a sty on
her right eye. Tae Indications we're other.
wise good for IN enjoyable trip on the st.
Lawrence river, lamong the world-tamed
Thousand 1slandB. ~, i: ~
When the islanders woke up last night
and heard .ths heavy rain pouring down
above their heads they thought it ex
tremely improbable that thsy should see
the President OF the United 6tateg to-day,
but when the morning came their ieasf
we're dispelled by the bright sunlight
Many people went over to Clayton on the
early boata, hoping TO catch glimpse o.
the Presidential party at that place, but
Were sadly disappointed whom tho St.,
Lawrence leit there at $3.50 o'clnck fol
Cape Vincent. She arrived at the Cape
at 10 o'clock with few reporte1D on board
and found the villagers already gathering
at the depot to greet the President.
Tho csowd continued to increase until
! 1880, when oyes one thousand people
welcomed the President and party on the
special train. The President and HRS
| Cleveland esspped down from the train
first, followed 6y Secretary and Mrs. Fair:
child, Rsv. W. n. Cleveland, the Miesel
Hastings and Miss Kingsford and Mr.. and
Mrs. Britton. The party Immediately
proceeded 10 tho steamer ST. Lawrence, the
President and Mrs. E!syelaud returning
| the salutations Of the crowd. the steeEel
pulled out amid cheers. The Presiden,
was dressed in Fringe Albert suit, with
drab hat. Mrs. cleveland woro s light
travelling suit. The St. Lawrence Was
decorated with asgs. She barely touched
nt Clayton and Round Island Park. Al
Thousand Island PARK q salute was fred
At each place the President sda Mrs
Cleveland bowed their acknowledgements
| They reached Thousand Island Park 81
l:9O, and will dine at =. II. on board thf
boat. \ Z. i.5,i p. a Il,
The party will return to Clayton at
o'clock, where tina special train will b.
taken. sEssS}f3 4, + y q v 4;
| The President and his wife will spent
4 Sunday ct Foreatport, and will listen to I
sermon BY the President'a brother in tn,
morning. On Tuesday morning escretsry
Fairchild will accompany them to Mrs
Hoyt's, at Fayetteville. Receptions vii
be given at CazsIovia and Fayetteville
and the party will leave Cazsnovia 10
Washington Tuesday night, arriving hom
!; at 8 O'Clock the following morning.
Missed Ills Mark. n u. rs
LIMA, O., July l6.-Yestesday evenin
William JeiferB, a stonemaaen living i,
Fos.oria, O., came here in search Of hi
wife, who, in company with her daughter
, Jo,oslaa L., o,xh.nl - ss sts,' 80